In Montessori education, history is not taught as a list of dates and events, but as a living human story. Through biographies, children discover that history is shaped by real people, their choices, challenges, and values. This approach nurtures empathy, imagination, and a sense of responsibility, helping children see themselves as part of humanity’s ongoing story, capable of contributing to the world around them.

Change. The very word often stirs unease and feelings of uncertainty, fear, and doubt. Change means leaving behind the familiar and stepping into something new and unknown. And yet, it is precisely this “new” that can bring what we all seek for our child: safety, stability, a sense of belonging, and space for growth.